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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] verifiedsub:
Well it works fine here bro.. only frequency that isnt used in a matter of 23 minutes..
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] jiovaxrs:
Re: |KERNEL| SaberKernel_10.2 |3.0.59| 2|1

This is the best at 1.8....... in stock kernel i got 18000. Need to work on this, realy bad numbers and on nenamark 57.2 the best and the lowest i got on stock was 58.0.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ptmr3:
Re: |KERNEL| SaberKernel_10.2 |3.0.59| 2|1

OK you are doing something funky. Your settings more than likely are hindering your performance this is mine at 1.6 with lulzactive gov (not as geared for performance so running lower than it would usually on pegasus)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] jiovaxrs:
Re: |KERNEL| SaberKernel_10.2 |3.0.59| 2|1

Im always use pegasus gov. I use jedi master 9 as default had this kernel. I do a test and flash the lastest perseus kernel and all my number go up and performance to. So noting is hindering my performance. just wanted to share this problem to see if I'm doing something wrong but I see nothing has changed. This screen shot was whit asylum kernel using jedi x9, but never seen my note 2 whit this numbers (15000) that was my wonder.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] verifiedsub:
well bro I just ran mine right now and got this

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ptmr3:
Re: |KERNEL| SaberKernel_10.2 |3.0.59| 2|1

!!! Haha right on top lol
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ptmr3:
Re: |KERNEL| SaberKernel_10.2 |3.0.59| 2|1

And with 1.9 not 1.92 lol
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] vibrantliker:
So Jeremy, I formatted my sd card to fat 32 the other day, the notifications went away, then they came back. I tried Perseus to see if it was kernel specific but getting on that too. Is there something in these newer kernels that may be triggering this? I've flashed a lot of roms/kernels over the years and never got this.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Admiral Sir Manley Power:
Can somebody here tell me what the voltage level is for the 100 mhz frequency?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] kozmo21:
900
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] aurvandel:
I wouldn't pull the link either. If you clean flash your rom and use saber 32.2 it is phenomenal. I have mine uc'd to 100 oc'd to 1704. Intelliplug is on and my GPU is uc to 108 and oc to 640. I'm running JM 14 with the blue theme and have not had a sod since flashing it about a week ago. And ptmr3 take all the time you need because you're personal life is way more important than anything else you could be doing here. Thanks for making our devices so much better than any of us ever thought possible:thumbup::thumbup:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] slick4mitch:
What I/O scheduler do you use?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] aurvandel:
Pegasussq and cfq are what I use. I haven't even tried any others with this rom.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Ash359:
I like lucrative and deadline
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] slick4mitch:
Any reason as to why you guys use the i/o schedulers you use? Just wondering, thanks!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Ash359:
I find deadline does well at reprioritizing tasks
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] J_Whit85:
Pegasusq and zen work nicely

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] janjannsen99:
Yea zenith is what I use too very good
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] aurvandel:
I've just left mine stock. If it's good enough for our jedi master is good enough for me.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Admiral Sir Manley Power:
This is true. Deadline is third best IMO only to the noop and then sio scheduler. People will argue this tirelessly, but noop will always provide you with the best overall performance on these devices.

I’ll expand on this a bit since I have a little bit of time here. Noop uses a process queue that could be described as “first come first served” while deadline tries to reorder your IO requests and tries to give them an execution deadline (hence the name).

The PROBLEM…. With deadline, however, is that this does not necessarily need to be done on devices that do not have mechanical movement to access data. Our drives are flash memory, really, so the time it takes to access them is reduced greatly.

Noop, however, has strength in its simplicity… as an IO operation is requested, so it is executed. It also has the ability to merge request, unlike deadline which is bound by its analyzing and reordering of IO requests.

The reason noop does so well on android (and to be more specific big powerhouse players in the game with extremely powerful processors – today’s quad core devices) is nothing more than its simplicity of operation, combined with the fact that disks are getting so fast, and processors are getting so powerful that all the hoopla of trying to figure out which task should be executed first is becoming irrelevant. Noop says “hey do this now” and it is done instantly while deadline says “hey im gonna try to figure out what you should do first brblol ok do this one then this one then this one” meanwhile your processor and diskz are allz like “wtf bro lol just gimme all dem bishes ima smash dem all at once like wtf stfu lmao”

Or something like that… you get the idea.

Also, noop will give you better overall performance than ROW….

ROW is not very good for the entire OS as a whole. Placing a priority on read tasks when there is writing being done as well is not optimal - writes have a great potential to be starved when you are multitasking heavily. To be quite honest I don’t understand why this scheduler started popping up in kernels everywhere. It is not the best for android.

EDIT*** another thing I didn't mention about noop, is that because it has the ability to merge requests, you use less cpu cycles - theoretically improving battery life. It is a more efficient way of processing "killing two birds with one stone" you could say.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Ash359:
You make a convincing point

I just might give noop a try when I get my new device.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] TerrorCandii:
Hmm...Switching from deadline now. I still use Pegasusq for my Governor though. Any suggestions to match well with Noop? Trying everything I can for best performance.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Admiral Sir Manley Power:
The fastest (without sacrificing stability) linux machine you will see in your hands today is a set up running ext2 file systems, interactive governor, and noop scheduler. Unmatched in performance. The throughput and responsiveness on a set up like that is about as good as it will get.

Pegasus isn't a bad governor, it is just the logic of scaling up from lowest to highest frequency instead of scaling highest to lowest that makes pegasus, ondemand, and many others inferior when it comes to responding as quickly as possible to your interaction with the device.

If you can run it stable, try interactive, and noop.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] TerrorCandii:
Yea, saw a thread for keeping etx4, while using ext2 for file system. Might look further into it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Admiral Sir Manley Power:
wait what?

Do you mean using ext2 for /system while maintaining ext4 for /data and /cache?

And that was my thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2355192

Also, by doing that modification, you bound to use either morfic's or stock for now. I haven't modified ptmr3's RAM disk yet to support the ext2 mounting.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] TerrorCandii:
Yea, that's what I meant to say, Lol. In a rush to respond, at work sorry. I'm already on a heavily modified stock, so no loss for me. Oh yea, it is your thread....well then. Nice work sir, and I'll proceed to look at said thread. Thank you again. :thumbup:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] TerrorCandii:
So far, just switching to Noop has mads a drastic difference, gaming, and benchmarks. Huh, go figure. I've been with Android since the G1, and can't believe I overlooked that, Lol. Oh well, thanks again anyways. :thumbup:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Septembersrain:
Me too! Wow. I'm so glad I'd read that post by Admiral Sir Manley Power. It was super informative and really taught me something. I honestly had no idea the major differences between them. =]

When I come here, I always end up feeling like a noob. I'm just glad for the great people here who elaborate for those of us willing to learn.

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] silentnixon:
sir bradley manning what does it mean to you if cpu will not go into deep sleep? is it negligible ?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Admiral Sir Manley Power:
You have a wake lock somewhere...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] silentnixon:
is it negligible? its the touch wake feature that prevents my phone from entering deep sleep. i really like this kernel feature thats why... i have 4 batteries plus a external charger so i could care less about battery although if no deep sleep damages the cpu id go without touch wake but im preety sure deep sleep only affects battery life correct?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] TerrorCandii:
I have Touch Wake off, and Deep Sleep fine. Not a huge fan of Touch Wake to be honest. If I'm not using my phone, then I expect amazing battery life. Love this kernel.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] silentnixon:
im sure terrorbaby but on the other hand i am a fan of touch wake. just saying anybody know how to run touch wake and still get deep sleep? does deep sleep even matter?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] TerrorCandii:
TerrorCandii, not terrorbaby. I wasn't being rude, please don't be. I was stating my opinion, and use of setup...nothing more, nothing less. Respect, and loyalty of the Jedi code. I respect your words sir, just asking for the same in return. Much love...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] silentnixon:
silentbaby??? im silentbaby sir admiral bradley manning baby??? <this is a insult??? and whats up with much love, mucho respecto brah!!! why are you even talking to me? i understand ur this is your forum b.. but i have a question to the community. if you got the answer any which way you say it ill be thankful but if not please ignore... dont get all butt hurt now. do what you want, i will to terrorsquad1
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Admiral Sir Manley Power:
^lmao.... Sorry bro but that post was hilarious. Terror squad.

To answer your question, I cannot think of any possible way to use touch wake without having a wake lock being called. If somebody could figure it out, that'd be great because I would implement and use it myself!

You need the CPUs up in order to use the feature, unfortunately.

And no it won't damage your CPU as long as they aren't locked out at maximum. They can sit at 200 or 100 or whatever all day and be perfectly fine.

#batterymolestation
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] TerrorCandii:
I was talking to you, and no issues. I have no humor for the above users rudeness, but whatever. I' m to old to argue with crap, or put up with it. I'll see if I can figure something out to help in the meantime. I'll start using wake lock, and run some stuff I've been working on in the dark. No harm good sir. I appreciate your comments.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Admiral Sir Manley Power:
Wait you were talking to me? But you quote him?

Either way, yeah just don't let stuff like that get to you man. Try to see the humor in his posts you know? Haha. Just trollin you a bit. And me mol

Sir manning Bradley.... Lmao....

Anyways, interested in what you are doing... Shoot me a pm and let me know what you got. I might be able to help you out a bit if you need some peer reviewing
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] TerrorCandii:
Yea, I just ignore. Thanks for trollalalaling, Lol. I wasn't offened by you, but I was trying to continue our conversation. I'll shoot you a PM later tonight. I think I may have found a why you're having that issue. I kept pushing, and what I have come up with, is now working on my Note 2, so. I just need to finish some stuff up, but I'll PM you my work, and my test fix tonight, eastern.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] TerrorCandii:
Issue with recent work causing RR. Think I may have found my own issue. PM you with everything soon, apologies for delay. Want you to take a look at it, maybe figure this out. Would love to say I actually helped, Lol.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ggfb20:
on a softer but equally important note, I have started a donation campaign over in the Jedi X forum to not only show my support for PTMR3 but for the continued support of all things deviant development. So if any of not all of you Samsung Galaxy Note 2 owners out there can spare at least $1 to donate to a cause that you are certainly benefiting from I am matching a portion of it to show my support. Be sure to post your donation confirmation # in the Jedi X forum. Thanks

Sent from my Jedi X infused Galaxy Note 2 Tmo USA
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Magnumxxxl:
64gb SD card.

Quick question how do I used my 64gb SD card in this kernel?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] janjannsen99:
Format the card to fat 32 or use another kernel it's that simple
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Magnumxxxl:
If I format it to fat 32 I can only use it as 32gb, and not the full 64gb?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] fullcourtpress9:
No, you'll still have the full 64GBs
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] janjannsen99:
Huh? Im runnin saber 35 and have full 64gb and saber 32 makes no difference. The only difference is file size . You should have 64gb if not your card is damaged I or is not in fact a 64gb card. ?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] rp4k:
Why is the op download link for 32.2 I searched this thread for the 35.6 but cant find it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Ash359:
The 35.6 hasn't been released yet as a standalone.

It's being worked on, the saberkernel included in JM 16 is a bit off and will be getting an update.

If you are running JM 16 just dirty flash the updated ROM and it will replace the kernel.

Sent from my Jedi Master Galaxy Note II
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] blessup:
35.6 has been posted in master 16 thread. Im running it now
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] robl45:
me too and it doesn't have the media scanner being stuck on problem, but it doesn't go to 100mhz either. At least not for me.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] kozmo21:
Did you enable it in trickster and save it (checkmark top right). Also make sure to go to menu and check "set on boot".
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] robl45:
Yes, one in this thread worked, newer one doesn't
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] janjannsen99:
That's bad advice. Dirty flashes most of the time sucks so I never advocate doing that. There are ways of extracting certain things from roms. But I will not show or tell you. Ptrmre doesn't want you to have 35, unless youre running that rom (jm16) and you obviously don't know the extracting part. So just be patient and wait. Or educate yourself, and learn how to take apart roms and repackage things to get only what you need and leave the rest behind.

Cherry picking. But I cannot tell you how. Sorry. He was adamant about it pages back so no can do.

And what he says about getting an update, we'll I'm sure that's true because there are some problems anyways, so you are better off just holding up and waiting anyways.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ptmr3:
If you look on the jm16 page a standalone is posted a few pages from the end ;)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Septembersrain:
Here is the link to the post if you can't find it. ^_^

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=44185199

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] silentnixon:
what kernel are you on ?? are you getting sod...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] TerrorCandii:
Lights shining through the ceiling!!! Thank you very muuch. Lol

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Sweet goodness, I must have fallen asleep for a year. Thank you good sirs. How's that time off going?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Negan:
Ptmr3 will be switching servers links may be down for a bit. Thank you!

sent from my Jedi powered Note ll

respect, teach & coach, have fun and say thanks!

the Jedi way
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ptmr3:
Hahaha im taking time off from taking time off... im not good at breaks
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] dwitherell:
LOL - I feel your pain :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] TerrorCandii:
You need a break though. Good to see you stop in nonetheless. Loving the newest kernel.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Amd4life:
glad too see the thread back, hope member will cooler this time around.

Is there anyway to add a option to allow the tun.ko driver to be turned on in this kernel, such that openVPN can be used>
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ptmr3:
Open vpn should be supported
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ptmr3:
Thanks brother
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Amd4life:
figured it out, had to reflash jedi x16, and now open VPN works
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] luv4greenleaves:
Anyone have a link to voodoo sound apk? The playstore keep telling me the apk not compatible and I have 3.1.1 version and it does not work
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Postal Psycho:
Would it be possible to flash the Omega rom + this kernel + tmo radios on my t889?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] janjannsen99:
Didn't you know? Anything's possible man!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] dimex:
Just wondering how aggressively some of you have OC'ed this kernel.

Anyone running it at 2.0GHz? If so, do you mind providing me with your settings in Trickster/SetCPU?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] AgentFour20:
I thought this kernel only oc's to 1920
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Ash359:
Yeah 1920 is its max

Sent from my Jedi Master Note II
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] verifiedsub:
I underclock to 100Mhz and OC to 1920 with zen scheduler.. GPU I set to 733..
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] silentnixon:
damn your running that thing on beast mode are you experiencing any sod because of it? also i notice that after 533mhz the voltage in my settings drops to where 733mhz has almost exact voltage as 533mhz... did that present a problem?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] verifiedsub:
Running x17 and everything is great :) over a day on battery to.

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And no sod's
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] verifiedsub:
And are you talking about this?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] dimex:
Are you running 32.2 or 35.6 from Jedi ROM?

Also, it seems that the updated version of Trickster did away with the Max GPU Frequency setting. On mine there shows Step 1-4 with GPU Frequencies 160, 266, 350, 440 MHz respectively. Did you just raise Step 4 to 733 MHz?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] verifiedsub:
Im actually running saber 38.1 which if all goes well for ptmr3 should be released with x17 within the week. . Sent from my SGH-T889V using Tapatalk 2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] silentnixon:
verfiedsub you the man b... yea i was talking about that exact voltage drop, is that so the screen wont fry or what... also why zen why not just cfq .... js
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] verifiedsub:
Zen is what ptmr himself suggested to me. And he also stated that those volatges wont affect the phone even at those frequencies
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Ash359:
Hmm now I am very curious about Zen but can't find any information on it.

Sent from my Jedi Master Note II
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] fullcourtpress9:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=19846276

That thread has a really detailed write up on governors/schedulers, as well as other great information. I don't think he mentions Zen in his thread, could be wrong, but do take a look when you get a chance :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] pyraxiate:
Heres some info on zen :

http://code.google.com/p/archlive-pkg/wiki/ZenKernelAbout
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Ash359:
[EDIT]

Found it thanks

No Zen there either. I found one site about Zen but it was just the code. I don't read code though I think it suggested it is based on noop

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] silentnixon:
using those settings on antutu i got 19790 b... im curious do you leave power saving on brotha? regardless thanks for the rediclous score im rt under the xperia z...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Septembersrain:
If he hasn't released it as stand-alone, I don't think we should be taking it without his permission. I'm sorry.

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] KennyG123:
Thread cleaned

Keep the discussion about the development

Continue your other discussion in PMs please

Thank you for your cooperation

Friendly Neighborhood Moderator
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Septembersrain:
Please help Ptmr! His computer went down. We have been really spoiled by him and we've got some great gifts from him too. It's time we give back to help!

Let's work together as a community to get him back online!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=44889540

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Skyrocket2Paradise:
maybe its just too early in the morning but what command compiles the kernel?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] G7Baker:
I am loving Saber 38.1 thats in JediX17. Im using LulzactiveQ UC 100mhz - 1800mhz OC. Great Job! Saber Kernel has come a long way. I used to have SOD during the beginning stages of UC 100MHZ. Now my phone runs like a champ! Awesome work Dev!

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The thread was closed when I heard what happened so I donated anyways. He truly is the Best of the Best...IMO
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Ash359:
I'm on Master 16, looking forward to that kernel update when my ROM updates.

I have donated in the past and will probably again some time. But it's just not feasible for me right now.

Sent from my Jedi Master Note II
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] janjannsen99:
I love saber kernel 38 but I love how I have everything set up on jedimaster14 and just dread having to make everything just how I have my phone now. I mean I have simplistic working great fully floating windows for ALL apps.....do you guys really suggest the jump to 17,?

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Whoa his computer broke? Well I just got an awesome hand me down i7 Samsung laptop with 16 GB of ram and still have my old laptop that I would gladly ship to him FOR FREE. I just Dont have the money for shipping however as I have been sick. So maybe he can use my old laptop? I'd be willing to send it to him for free it has windows 8 on it but I pilfered the ram from it to put I'm this beast Samsung laptop that was given to me. If he let's me know how powerful a machine he needs I can determine if he can use it or not. I'm a computer engineer so I just really need to know from him what kind of specs he needs and maybe its good enough. Its only a year old. And like I said my new hand me down is awesome so I have no need for the old computer anymore. It was going to end up on craigslist but if he wants it I'll give it to him on my next payday as then I will have the shipping.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] silentnixon:
i recommend doing it... im actually the first to advocate a good dirty flash bc i also dread the whole process but look 17 is by far a upgrade from 14 and with a backup amanager its quite painless... also it for me the end result is always better.. its just pushing urself to get over wit b
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] janjannsen99:
But the floating windows....they got me hooked. Lol
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Ash359:
I'm waiting for master 17 myself.

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] silentnixon:
can you recreate it? howd did you get it working in the first place?